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BD Disposable Syringe with Needle 2ml

Quantity Description: box of 100 syringes

Manufacturer: Becton Dickinson India Pvt Ltd

Price: ₹ 650.0

Information about BD Disposable Syringe with Needle 2ml

BD Disposable Syringe With Needle 2ml are synonymous with quality. Luer mount single use syringes are manufactured as per IS:10258 /ISO:7886-1. BARRELS are made of nontoxic, medical-grade polypropylene compatible with any medication. The tip of the barrel is luer mount and have a 6% luer taper as per ISO:594. Plungers are made of nontoxic, medical-grade polypropylene compatible with any medication.

Key benefits:
These are made of nontoxic, medical-grade polypropylene compatible with any medication.
These are mounted on top, are synonymous with quality.
Have a 6% luer taper as per ISO:594.
Manufactured with a special surgical grade of stainless steel.
Non-pyrogenic.
Engineered with optimal point geometry for maximum comfort and reliability.

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Dear sir, yesterday I checked my blood sugar in free diabetic camp, I asked the concerned person about the needle twice ,he told the needles are new, but sir still I have the doubt about HIV, sir is their any possibility of spreading HIV through prick needle, please help me.

Dr. Suzi Jacklin

MBBS, CCEBDM

Diabetologist, Bangalore

Dear sir, yesterday I checked my blood sugar in free diabetic camp, I asked the concerned person about the needle twi...

Hi The risk of HIV needle stick injury is 3 in every 1000 (0.3%). In other words 99.7% needle stick injury do not get infected with HIV.

Can needle and syringe used for blood drawing transmit hiv if it is new? They used Dora disposable syringe is this good? Can this needle and syringe be used again? Any chance of transmission should I worry.

Dr. Sajeev Kumar

C.S.C, D.C.H, M.B.B.S

Cardiologist, Alappuzha

Can needle and syringe used for blood drawing transmit hiv if it is new? They used Dora disposable syringe is this go...

The needle and syringe used for blood drawing transmit hiv even if it is new and is not infected with hiv contaminated blood

What are the chances of getting HIV through hospitals. What happens if the doctor forget and inject the syringe needle in other person what happens if the doctor forget and inject already used needle any risks? In hospitals.

Dr. Pranoy Gadi's

MD - General Medicine

General Physician, Mahabubnagar

What are the chances of getting HIV through hospitals.
What happens if the doctor forget and inject the syringe needl...

Risk of HIV acquired via blood transfusion is likely .there is also a risk when infected needle from a HIV patient gets in contact with non infected person Remember one thing it's very unlikely for a doctor to use same needle for two patients Needle when exposed to air the Virus gets damaged so the risk of transmission is 0.03% Very less likely to happen now a days with disposable syringes Thank you.

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Sir, I have needle fobia problem while giving blood sample for any investigation and get injection. That time immediately my mood is changing into psychological depression because I heard std diseases also comes through needles. So what I can do for this. Please help out me sir.

Mr. Rajan P

M.Sc - Applied Psychology, P.G.Dip.in Guidance &Counselling, B.A., Psychology, Dip.in Pharmacy, 6-month Internship

Psychologist, Madurai

Sir, I have needle fobia problem while giving blood sample for any investigation and get injection. That time immedia...

Very simple. Make sure everytime your body is being pricked by a needle that whether it is a properly sterilized one or disposable new one. You can also request your medical person to remove the packaging of syrenges and needles only in front of you, you have every right to do so. Nowadays, only disposable syrenges and needles are in use.

Today I went to a hospital to give a blood sample for a my general blood test for taking blood from my veins they use vacutainer method first they took needle and inserted the needle to a vacutainer plastic holder and then they inserted a container inside the vacatainer holder after taking the blood test they disposed the needle from the vacutainer holder but they did not dispose the vacutainer plastic holder which is started to the needle and the container I asked the represent person she said it is ok to reuse the vacutainer holder and they will reuse it for 10 patients so my fear/doubt is whether I am at the risk of transmitting hiv by this incident? Because the holder which is connecting the needle and the container is getting reused. I referred many website still confused since the incident I was very much stressed please any one give an explanation and answer to the risk of hiv transmission through this method. Please help me out thanks.

Dr. Danny Devasy

B. Sc., BAMS

Ayurvedic Doctor, Madurai

Today I went to a hospital to give a blood sample for a my general blood test
for taking blood from my veins they use...

Dear lybrate-user there is no contact between the drawing syringe apparatus and disposable needle. The other end of the needle has a rubber sheath that prevents any blood leaking into the holder. When the technician presses the vacutainer against the rubber sheath, the needle enters the vacutainer and vacuum inside the container sucks the blood inside the vial. Pl don't loose your sleep over silly things.

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